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k t,;* 1,21tv DEPORT. u:: RUGG AN,p i!..:1 . 11.,11 - • AND_ OTMERS. 'tke Pi. , - a , ,t1t,21 to rt:fv.o..br the t t pn • ) t „il' _..it of g odi a.;. , r:rci 'ate tiro at 1/Ik l tii - ; .]: the R2'eztt 1 I 'o.= Dteod ontts int.rchants.- ant! korfr po vet; at;d' tilts mat -:Was brougy, to ge,i i :u;c.% the romley, asban.itirgiatkillonts to•the.Datlish goocl4 , nn .1 Nix h . q..ar. l " rcil .D ; . tfetidaiPts in this :41tori, I Ttiecl4ier.jkoint tp be decided inthi' canse w a Wfien 00p...1,*jare•spkil wib,R; ituction, tvi;hoot ?;iy prismi otithlition of sale beinfr, gi‘eu, at. who risk the..., ; 00 oAre to be considered, 'iatt.T . the clepoait..is' 1):Jil, whether at the buyer' or-the sealer's ? .11-ar , peared that the D ),-.)znt. , Henry, 14eetii ,with" spirts of turptlitine, was condemned. as a iiitvful- prize' by .the Commis.ioners for the- di— po,al of amish property„ and,' by their direttion; roe cargo was put-up — to-sale. - Of -this tut pentine, the. : Plalni iff4, through, the .. tpechum of . a bought a larPe.quaniity, aihouuthig ,to the sum (-)f f701)1. which ..as paid to the Defe n d ants , and shortly afterwards, through the negligence of on e or the men who attended M the warehouse, and who incautibusly went to fill the cask'4, with an un protected candle, the whole of the turpentine, to- Oiler with" gin-powder, and other cumlyns!ihles, were-destroyed, the -Warelicii.e . blown up, and the man' narrowly escaped tx iug killed. .I•w , s proved, in' tie course of the trial, that the auaioneer huid ated, • t hat the casks containing. the turpentine were tObe . filled - 62, previous to their being-delivered ; it Also proved, that in the very a& of filling them the aeeident occurred; t4ti that when no specific time is niehtibiled ht ti,e conditions of gale, the goods gene rally ate consii.'ered as being at the risk-of-the seller, for thirty .!ays ; or that where that is riot the case, usual to live notice to the buyer, in order that the goods may he by him insured, should he think tit. The. Counsel, on the part of thd Plaintiffs, were Mes Soc. PuLLFili, GAR and LA WES ; on t be-De ielidatit's side, the ATTott v-GEN Efl Ar and SOLI 11A E.. " On the•part of the Defendants it wa - s strongly contended, that the goods became the buy'er's the ittStant tiacy were knocked down to iui •t he att=tionect; and dim consequently they were • beund to sustain any 10 , ,s or darnage 'that might oc car through inevitdble accident, unlesi stipulations er2 'M . :ldt' in the arttcles - of sale to the contrary'; or tn;...t it cott;! wade mlnifest that the fete was not • accidental. . . - Mr.' G. mtow, en the other side, strongly con- P:;.1,2;!, ILI , the u-,a 11 *practice; - when rno %Vert! ,g en, for tho goods to re . in. the w:t. - ebo,l,e certsin tune, at the risk of lone seller; and called sei-eral witnessei, who . gave : . I•.•;ett to thi po.iittoo ; but the stron•zest pint which waH . mr,; , _(l - in fay:.3l - 'of the' Plaint:ifs, •,:E the au_t• )11.er, at the titn,•-• of sale; ha.t (,t.!.!ch hal 1 . aged t ,ve; - e to ,be fliled out of tne two Ia.); iot, in the catalu , ?ue before a . , , • they were uclivereci to toebuyers; -that the two IdSCIOrS very account were to be skid at a price accor ,g to wilal of turpentline might reinain atter tire.- other I its had been fille,d ; that .1);.3 clients had paid not only the deposit, but the ‘vh.:le of the Purchase-rootey; and had scut letters to their (Acres) expressing thi:ir Wish to have tilein forward, d to London wit hoot delay, having aetually sold part of then •to another . , 11 . c -inst.., and that it wis in the identical as of making the - lots ready for delivery that - the fire ha l ipened ; and . it, Must o course be dead): understood, that the Plaini:itfi could tot have . the goods till they were made feady for. delivery ; and, therefore,' •as hip (.li ents were reat.iXto take . t hero . , had for thpal, and the fire. pact taken pl before - the cask& w ere co:Tered'and filed ready tOr them to ship to Lou den, that the - Jury nitas( clearly see that the - goods were at the sello,s risk. Li the fire had been occasioned through gross negligence; a bonfire had been made of property to a large amount; and the Defendants, or at least their principals, cared not Who were the sufferers, so that they were indent . - nified. The JUDGE seemed to think. it right that the Plain tit-Th should have theirinioney back, , as . they had re ceived not Lin g -in return, but he• was not fully de -cided as to die law on the subjed, whether or not thegobds were - &ma fide the purchaser's, and at his risk, the histatit the depbsit was paid ; he therefore thought. if the Jury found a verdict for i dle Plain that that pint niu,,t tie reserved for further consideration. • The Jury accordingly found a verdi& for tLe Plaitnitn, su , :pd to the reserved point 01 law, Er the ()pin icu - ot*the• twelve Judges. CC/LUNGE V. LA/NG. This was an action for goods sold and delivered. The Plaintiff is a builder of machinery, resident In Westminster-bridge-wad; and the Defendant, the owner: of Phintations in the We,,t wh,i heiToke . a Sugar-mill, which was construe ed under his inspection and difettion ; upon its being finkh ed, the _Phlintiff applied for payment,. and was, directed to • carry his bill to a Mr. Balelay, the agent of the Defendant, •in order to its being, paid.. '1 his Barclay did accordingly, - not in -ready .but, by a bill at three months date; the Plaintiff having agreed with -T Mr. • IL to allow him seven and t ier cent. it paid in ready money.— k his bit+ beQame efue,Mr.- barchiy failed, .and. th e bill ti e in g dis'uoutturets, the Piaintiff brought the pre sent anion. T-e idefent e was, that Mr-Collingt Lis •ele(tion to take Mr. Barclay as)l2.is vcdinY', instead of rea !y money, as ordered to 1):: paid, Mr. Lang became thereby discharged from all further obligation from the debt ; !ho more so, es he bad been charged the same as ready money in his account with t,te agent. His Lorts:•to, was, how ever, of a contrary opinion, andlliere was a verdia &A.lpri.iiri z ,ly fur the Plaintiff 155. , , : • I, 1 is S i 4tti - ropirtv - 701.1 , 09 . 1271; of . the .• •• moves cif' 11- l i./b . and' froile'7l . , "anJ 2111:ott, a :go tch- Piecidillv, Were brought litifore ii. tag, robbing Lord effaße.,,iiitincl-.'s ;rood of ti,ank of England, - Grantham; anti Stamlord hOtes'; to '1 Ift''amotint bi 7 I • It nppoared, that the Prosecutor,. on Frijay,rifg - ht, • about e.even pubk-housy, ,in i Vice near Ariington 7.. sifee7,: . ‘vith the Prrsoners 'Webb aid VyOrley, and bad som:• - hquor, when imp; ud , stitly t took Out a letter . and his pOcket-b o Ok i , t ie above notes, to pay tor the liquor: After they left the hous -- e, ells l'ios.entor renidtiltd in conversation with the Prisober Webb for ,a';ii i det` ‘,viien he suspected pickd llis poci:ef - hf 11 • The two women were provecl to havbe'a - T e r copA ... ty with Abbott, the w wh cise eat 0. Ir`. he soot, t L ey 1:111"C t ,' \.;rit in c l Ornpany • to the I,iiuc Posts of :‘,;llin„:tiii-strect and Bennett : stre,:t, and e:111.d for t worthot ruitf:alH w%ter, fur \A , hieh. ti.e , a - etclitnan gave a onc - po'-,Wfl badik•Wote in pay men.,,- and took citatige . the ;Jai lord; ofisert. to be jrdered 1101.1-.Y ) . b1.1t did not attend to. fiy. Ordered so.ne and another on&- pound noie was tendered in p,iyintlit, Nvhicil Mr. Olive;:tused to 'e:cianye, and Ordered.'them all- 16 leave his house; this they did, alter sOme didjeul. ty, the watchman saying he would be answerable t• for the, last liquor. _ Atter they were gone out, the wailer observed to his master, that he suspected was not right, as he had - seen one of the women pm a parcel - Of - bank-notes into her bLisoni; they proceed ed to exatnine the place Where 'they had been, and found a letter on the floor, which proved to belong to•the prosecutor; ,t his caused Mr. Ohve to hate the prisoners called bJek, and as an inducement for: them to•return, said'he would change' the other iI. note; ' on their entering the house again, the w'atchman said, , it 'they had not ,been turned out so soon, they in 7 tendtiP'to have spent five shilling. more ; Mr. Olive, the landlord, after having some conversation with them, ordered the watchman M take the women into custody, as he had no dOutit but' they had robbed sonic person, which he refused to do, except he took all present into 'custody, and a violent altercation' ' ensued bet w.een him and the landlord, at which time Ef_lwards, one of the patrole belonging to the Office, passed the debt:, atia hearing the noise, went in to see vt , ,hat - Was' the- matter, and lie took them into custody ; on searching Worley, he, found two par ce'lS•of hank-n Otes between the strings Of her petti coats. Nothing j particular was found upon Webb, till, she was taken to the watch-house, when two half-guineas 'were found concealed in' her mouth. The watchman wh6 is stationed in Rennett-strect found several bank -notes, opposite tie Bine Posts:pub lic-house, early tehl . :followitio- Morning. '- At 'the same time, Earl Camden's valet fotind the Prosecutor's bocket-book, in Arlington -street. • There is upwards of X3l. wanting to make up the• amount, which the Prisoners contrived. to conceal, or was lost.in toe street: •They were all committed for• trial. • • HATTON GARDZN.-7-SatUr . ddy. Elizabeth Mute had her had. examination charged with unlering, in Ow close of the evening', beer from the 'Blue. Posts, Holoory . ; the Goat, in Tash-street, Gt%iy's-mu -lane; t-he Gorge, in Brooks Market ; the 7 Rose,- ui Hat ton-wall ; directing the. serants to bring change for a crown-piece to certain houses, but . took care to . meet the servants half way, g'ef the change from thern,.and desiring them to raurn back and bring pipes and tobacCo, when she would pay for the whole, but. during the iatise of time decamped, leav ing the beer, &-c. in the street. Ho- frauds appeared to be innumerable in various parts of the town. The prosecutors present were bound over to' appear against her at the ensuing Qld Bailey Sessions. L'Abbe Rutfine, who keeps a Seminary in Cas tle -street, Holborn, charged Elizabeth Penn, dress, ,tO whom he is indebted- upwards of 501. vt , ith 'robbing into of a remnant of a carpet. She was conimitted for re-examination. Three persons were charged with robbing their ready fignished lo4gings; they were committed for re-examination. - • UNION-HALL-00 Saturday evening an informa tion having been given at the °thee, that persons were Mending squibs, serpents, &c. contrary to law, Collingbeurn and Wortley went to the shop of Jones, in Gun : street, near Higler's-lane, and there tOtind such articles were in .the'regular course of sale by 'two young women, whom they brought away; and also the stock, which filled a la rge ag, consisting of loose powder, made up articfes, and combustibles. Mr. Jones Was not in the way. By the statute Of . 9th William 3d, chap 7, this offence is penal to the 'amount of aI. and without mitigation. . Sir JOHN PINHURN convided them, and' they de claring themselves to be unable to pay the fine, were sent to the House of Correaion for six months hard labour, unless in the mean time they pay the fine. They %Net& decent young women, wept bitterly, and ceclared they did not know they were doing wrong. CAiIBRIDGE, Nov. 3. Monday last the Rev:Philip bu Val Aufrere, A.B. was lust it wed to the inediety of the rectory of Scant in Norfolk, with the vicarage of the other me ditty of the same rectory annexed ; and on tie same day the Rev, John Coi - bOuld„ A . . M. of Bracon Ash, was instituted to the Rectory of Eccles next the Sea, in' the said county, both 'on the presentation of Sir John Lotn he, Bart. of Great. Melton. A plant which grows in abundance in et-cry field, the ." Do g s Tongue,;' the croglossum ilitcinfile of LINI4 . IEys,. has been four 4 by M t 130R(17.: to possess a v very Valuable quality. If gathered at' the period when' the, sap i. in its full vigour, bra; , -ed with a hammer; and laid in a house, - barn, granary, or any Place frequented by ruts rind mice; those - des;ruetke animals immediately shift .their quarters. The.y-!i:- dess of this in4thod, BOREUX 'says, is eqi'ialiy speedy and inalible.. • FiOI the L(,X7) OIV GAZETTE', Nov. 5, 1 8 08, 17' , :r -0111,-e, Nov. s, ' . . . zd Reg4nent of:Dragoons, _Lieutenant Wm.. Oster fi - er-ti'e. • • Ist Dragoons of the King's German '.1.:e.,;i0n (with rempoKary Itarilt),-tai be Cornet,..l.Vithout•piarchese, vice PaYne,.prottioi . ,ll. . • • `7/1 - i t);- Drzq.„ , oons, Frederic Ross,. Cent. to be wits;uiti i. , urch.se, vice Le the tat iytt L C3nacrts; ' Tito:nes I Ge.it, to Cornet,' without ;9th Ditto. Cornet Eustace tobe Lieutenant, t)y caase, vice i e o res : 21,,t C Coare, Gent. to'be Cornet, bypurchase . , vice Alex - ander, - promoted.. • Reginteirt or 1: oot, Lieutenant J. T. Estrange to. . .• Caiitaiti of a . Co,npa „ ny, by pUrchase, Bice Fo'iVden, ie,rires, - Ensign k-%' in Woods, froin'the Kirk's County ro be Ensign. . . • • . . stir Ditto, Lieufenant Edward Fairtlough, from the Louth Militia, to Ite. Ensign. Ensign Thomas Chadwick, from the Tipper..4t trtia, to be Ensign. - 6th- Ditto, Capttiin C. F. Shawe,•troni the 4th Garrison Bat. cation,. to A qaptain of. a Company, vice lmpcy, who exctlangs., . . /tli .flitio, Lieut. H. - Archer,-from the Arinagh' 'Militia, to • be Lietitenant.;- • • 8111 Ditto, I.kut. Harden, from the.Armagh Militia, to be Ensign. 9111 Ditto, L - iliVard - Matthews; Gent. to .he Ensign, by pur- Cha - sc, vice Preedy,.prt,inoted in tee 591/1 - Foot. 11th - Ditto. To•be Ensigns—Lieutenant Richard Pilkington, from. the Galway Militia. Ensign bun Day, troin ditto. - Ensign l'. Stanton, from ditto, 17th Ditto,. Ensign Hawkins to be Lieutenant, vice Da ' Iser,:deceased, Henry Wrn. Walbridge, Gent, t o be En ,' • sign, vice Hawkins. 23d Ditto, lonn Court, Gent. to be Second Eientenant, with ptirchae, -41 Ce 'Kearney, - promoted in the 1 5 15 Foot. Heneage Giros, Gent. to be ditto, vice -Lozon, promoted in the ,54th.1.00t.. .2.ith Ditto Lieutenant Wm. Woodward, from the Tipperary Militia, tolie Ensign.; • 28th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Macnamara, from the 65th Foot, to nc Lieutenant, vice Shuttlewurtli,who exchanges., Volunteer J. R. Graham•to be Ensign, without purehaSe, vice Saileir, who resigns. - 2gth Ditto,..ensign Henry Pennington tobe'Lieutenant, vice R. Birmingham, deceased. 3ot h Ditto, Ensign 71. Penelather, from •the Tipperary Mill-. tia ' tube. Ensign. - • N Company, vice Ditto, Li cut. F,/ elsonto be Captain of Company, vice Elliott, deceased. Ensign %in. Turton to be Lieute nant, vice Nelson. .48th [Niter, Lreut, R.-Shea, from the Dublin County Mill ' Zia, to - be. Ensign. Soth Ditto,.Lient.. John-Power, froth the 6th Garrison Bat talion,-to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Light, proinote:lin the Lith.,Foot. 57th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon David Wood, from the 79th ; Pont, to be Surgeon, vice Winning, appointed to the tied . Foot. - '6oth Ditto, Surgeon, Edward Douglity, - .from the 85th•Foo;, to be Surgeon, vice Adolphus, who exch.-pages. 61st Ditto, LieutenantFk•ary Arden, froth the yeah Foot, to be Lieutenant,' vice Saunders, who'exchimges. , ' . 66th Ditto, Lieutenant l'hoinas.Shutilewortiv, from the 20111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Macnainara, who exchanges. :Bist Ditto, Ensign Thomas L.. Fenwick to be Lieute nant , without purchase, vice Gardener,- who retir's. Sad Ditto, Surgeon Robert Winaing, - from tile ;701 Foot u tO • be Surgeon. • . 83d Ditto s , Lieutenant John Heotley, from the Louth Militia, to . be E nsign. ,Sstii Ditto; Lieutenant Eyre Trench; from the sth Garrison Battalion, tit l-1e.11.... to iieit , : i . ) Tit, : without purchase. "Fitornas Gwyllyin, Ensign, .wanont purchase, vice _; - .AntrobUs, who resigns; SUrgeon Ja-eub trorti the 6 , th Foot, to be-Surgeon, vice Doughty, 'who ex changes. • 9;tti uitto,..Lieutenant Andrem- Saunders, from the 61st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Arden; who exchan Ae s . 'Lieutenant.' 'elm FliWkes,droin the Louth Militia', to be Ensign. . gad Ditto, William Little, Gent. to. he Ensign, without war-, enase. Basfgn E wen Campbell to be Adjutant, vice Stewart, deceased. ' • • ' Royal West India Rangers, qaptain Wm. Whitmore, -from Half-pay 01 the 4111 Foot, to. DC Caplan/ 0/ a Company,- vice Whittitict, wino exchanges; ist•Cey ion . Regiment, Thornas Wilkinson, .Gent. to be Se. cond Lieutenant, without purchase,, vice Wilkins, : pro.. ;noted. Corsican Rangers, Nathaniel R. Guittoti. Gent. to he En without t rurchase, vice: De .St. Lange:;., promoted ui - the Chasseurs hrttanniques. Cliasseurs Britanniiiues, Lieutenant loseph,Snitz to be Cap, tain or a Company, ViCe Caionne, deCeased.. Lieutenant Chetwinit Stapylton, troin the syth!Foot, to be Cap - Lain ot a Company,,vice Binct,,superseded. Ensign Denis Matheliti to be Lieutenant, vice • ilitiger,..Aleceased. En_ s-gn limn De St. Laurent, fiorn the'Corsican , Ratigers, to be Lieutenant, vice Spitz. - Quarter-Master I. N. Stoeber to be Ensign-, vice ivlathcliw Q.uarter-rnasrer.Serjeant Francois Jaudon to. be Qitarter,Ala s ter, vice Stoeber. Sicilian Regimen;, Ensign and Adjutant Charles DrOctibusiel to have trie Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Henry -Steuart to be Lieutenant, vice Bauenneisier,, superseded, being absent without leave. Gilbert stewart, Gent, to be En sign, vice RoqUeteuille, promoted. Volunteer John Nurg to be QUarter.:Master, vice Heath, appointed to • the 6ttt Garrison Battalion. 4th Garrison Battalion, Captain Benjamin I'mpey, from the 6th Focd, to be Captain of a Company,' , vite.' Shawe, who exchanges. 6th Garrison Balalion, -Ensign Robert ,Kirk to be Lieute. nant, vice,,Power, appointed to t. - e jotlt Foot. Quarter_ Master Win. Heath, from the Sicilian Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Kirk. • • tli Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain George. St. John lard, trout the 43d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Arrnstrong, appointed to the tztbYeteran Battalion. 'Barrack Artificer' Corps, Second Lieutenant Wm. Anderson to be First.Liebteintot, vice Feeliam, i deceased. STAFF. : ' Deputy Commissary-General John Murray to, be a COM misary-General of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the I (trees. • • BREVET. • Lieutenant-Colonel rohn Niackelcan, of the Ro - val Engi . ocert, to be Coluuei in the Army. memoßANDum. Ensign .George Era:-er, Qt the 72d root, is superseded, being absent without leave. Comhlissions signed by. the Lord Lieutenant of the County - of Derby. Bradby United Volunteers. Benjamin Grarier, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated 0 - fto'oer 2, I iio2. Curninis, , ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of .Fifeshire. Fitebliire George Earl of Morton to be Colonel, vice the Earl .of Crau turd, deceased.. Dated Aug. 3b, 18oS. Thomas Christie, 1 - sq. to II.: Captain, vice SmAll, deceased. Datt;(.l Sep tember 26, i 503, Ensn:,r, Thomas Budd., to be Lieute nant, vice f inlay, tsigned. piaea as ab..,ve. Robert Menzies, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Thorrias Feigns(ni, re-' signed. I),i ted July s,rEog. Robert Menzies, Gent. to be Assistant.S urgeun, vice Goodin, jun. who has not join ed. Dared as above. Argyll and Bute Militia. • --• Cogan, Esq. to be Captain, vice.- Campbell, appointed to the :.ine. Dated May 18a. John M. Gibbon, Gcnt. to be Lusign, vice Mqiityre, resigned. Dated May 19, 1808. • • - „ •; RANICKUP7S._ Benjamin Walsh and Thom 1s N isbet, of Angel-court, Chrog moi ton- strt:et, Loi7don, brokers, to surrender Nov. tz, 19; and Dec. 17, at t wetv,.... at G,tlll..ilt.zil. A ttornies, Messrs. Smith a'nd' Chapter-house, St. Paul's Church . yard. pities Smith, of Great Triiity-Nne, London, merchant, Nov, tt, at one, iz, and Dee. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrebe•court, Doctors'- Corn mons. John Wright late of Flarnmersmitlt, Middlesex, cheese monger, Nov. io, zi, at one, Awl Dec. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Batstord, kriaica.row, Ber nvindsey., Colin Coirie. late of,Weston-street, Southwark, but now of High-street, l..:nbeth, Surrey, common rewer, Nov. io, • 19, and Dec, 17, at ren.at Guildhall, Lyndon. Attorney, Sca:th,Lyor.'s-lnii, Strand. • e i Lz ARMIGiR crtz!ps, South Molton-street, Grosvenor-squartr LONDON: Printed by 12 ICH IR D HA REe l s, of No. 4. Martlctt:courr.-- liow-stve:; :and At the SUN-Orr crt No. 1 12 Strand ; where ildve7tisements,o r e , i th e t a t kr , teiters for the Lciit6r, (host-paid) must be: addressed. HIGH WATER Ai LoNDoN EkiouE I (-)-• ROW. fr r 5' Morning, 48",tnin. after 4 : I Afternoon; 7 min• .. • • -•- Bo • ' • ' l ' . ''"t , 1' •'' 4 ‘ ~ a- . ,a Charles ;It er, late of the Poultry, - Ler' on, 'abe t ' ` .rasher and - slate-import r',` but tiov•Trof Kennington-Green , 1 ;.,,F, , ,urriF.y, Brolt.ter, Noir. u,. at t weive, ng, at...qutt, 4phvg 1 17,, at twelve, at Guildhall'. Attorney Mf. Alliig : 1 ~ 1 • St: foliti's_aroare. ' ' - • • - -•• • t' Li t:nry Hall, 91 ! Gutter,lane,•, ftandin,• vvarglinusrman;,3`. 4 :ll`N•i'' 1 . S., 19, andPe:e..l7, at ten,. at Guildhall. : l i ttimier, - ; 10 r‘ C. E. Reynolds Cin,tle-street, Fale'im-square, •:•`.' • -:r " , ti • • ' 1 y2ite:street.., f jotut Gilt cave, of Rest. Lion-street,•ll , )lborn, ,MicigifOx , L wilie-rnerchant, Noy., tz, ;6, and Dec..w,, ,at twelip.l4i•t l, C. 1, Guildhall: Attorney, 'Mr. John Pullen, Ft rre -trteet r,, , 1' Criprifegite. .r. ~, 1 1 Tlionils.Paltrier,_ef Goodge-:ftreet, St..l'arterai,ll4l,l4llooie k • tail•or, Nov, .ic, .21, at one, apd 11ec„1;-„, 4 at elev eit , ,it,., G tii liihal I. A homey, Mr. Turner, Ed ward;streef, 1 .. a I vet:dish-square'. . .', . , • ,•, ' Samuel Bryan,- of 'Grosvenor-Me ws ,, Middlesex, : chandler, • .. , i Nov. is,•aa . , at twelve, and Dec. 17, i,t one, .at Guildhall., i Attornies, MesSrs..lo;inson and Le:, f incon's- I nu; J I:Thu Beavers, of Slief3izl4U, Yorkshire, bdilder and rneWF-6-el , t• le4 N'oy. is, at fivei,l46, and" Dee, ;7, At ten, at the Niue e Cranes Inn, Barnsley,. Attornies, Mr.; C ro-.:ley, Holborn!, eourt, London ; or Mr. ' J ackson, Bank'.. End, near fe 13 a rn5- : • .„, • john y "Barnes, of Manchester, manutiaurer, Dec.•ft,,4# and i 17,: at two, at. the_ Palace tort, Nlan , :liester. A ll 3f l n c,s, 1 . Messrs. I. and R. 'Willis, 01 .iltniont-court, LdiViorl i '°`,. l‘lesrs. Ilestop M apd Barrow. ancliesier.' , ••_,.. • Thomas Clarke,- of PurlStnoutl,. nutrchant; Nov. az, at one, I, 2.3, at eleven, and Dec. 17, at twelve Attonney, Mr• 1,..'. Adattlie,).s, Thomas : street, Portsmouth. - . • Thinnas Barnes, cif ColCikeiter; 'Essex, sadler, Nov. 21, 2 2 amid Dec. 17, at eJevan,, at the Griffin bleu, :Colphollr;‘• Aiturnies, ,vlr. Sinithies,Colctiester , -or Messrs. Milne aim Parry, I. emple, LOnJon. : • Samuel Ibbeisiiii, of Litilpte- hill, LOndon, silk„inercer , Nov. S,. al' eleven, , Go,:iit_ twelve, anti Dec. 17, at te14 : •• at Guildhall. Att o r ne y, M r . W . E. Ellen, New Bridge-. • street. ' Levy'Samuel; late of Sunderland, Durham, hut 110 W of i•e -man..streez,Gooduian's-tiel:l6,lidilleoe, ~,lo,k aild vv:.tcOr maker, Nov. 12. 19, ..ki Dix. 17, at twelve, at Guil , iil- 111, '; Attorney; Mr. E. Is icier, :Mitre-coact, Alcigiite. George Elliot,' of Winchester-street, 1,0rd..111, :merchant , Nov: 15, 22, and Dec. 1.7, ,at _one, at Giiiiiihall.. Att''''." hies, Messrs. Crowiler, Lavie, and Garth, Frederick' place Old Jewry. , • •'• • Sarah' place, of Kinesland-road, Middlesex, - corn ac e d , seal-merchant, Nov. 8. 19, and Dec. 17 , , at twe l v e,:a` Guildhall Attorney, Mr, Bryant,Copthali-court, T Wog, - inotton-st rect. ' • , ,_,.. A • T homitas -AV fi Kilt , late of CovYper's-row, Crotched. fear., - I,ollliad, broker, Nov, 12, 1.9, and Dec. 17 i ,at twelve, al Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Mills, Ely- pl..ce. • pi ViDENDS. - ' , Nov. to. joaquirn Andrade and loachim "Cfr - iFtlari S l ('''''' qUeler, (,1 tank:hutch-lane, London, insiiranCo_hroo2 ~ ~t one, at Cpildhail.! - ' Nov. ;Q. Valentine Green and Rupert Gran, of Percy'- : street, Tottenham:court-road, Middics..:::, ' ,t.:ll,,,rav , i'st Tit-ten, et Gthlclliall. • • . • • Dec.l7. Charles Hingestbn and Robert Eling•::s•:_on, ,et' 1ii.,11- nri;ol;., I.9raion, mens'-ruerc;r a, at t ,scic;:, at Grrisl -11 ;li. I)ce. .3. John Millington and Joseph Millington, of-11• , •. ,5 tiit..:.ii.:Loni.lon,gia - Lierr, -at te,i, iit7Giiildinli. Nir, - . e 6.. Henn,. li.leronymus Deaeon, of "I' , :! - ...to . ,.ise-P1rl' tort ~ n, stort:_br,ker, at elev . ,:ii, at Guildhall. ' Nov. 26. john• . -Roylanits, of Prind?sYS(Oeet, •LartibeT• ti 1 Surrey, barge-builder, at tNelve, at Ganiiiiiati,, Londo4 l • r Nov. 29, 1. - 2,mest Moore; of Walwcirtli, Surrey, iii-.2ich s ii4o l- ter., i,t (Jim. Idliall, Loni!on. N0v..3 0 : GerVas Hall; of Itow-street, Covent-Garden, Mid - . • dles,ty., ii , ,,,or..therchant, at ten, at.Ginl•Niiiii. D.i.c. i - ... AlefrandcfAupshaw, Into , of Wint,:ch 1.);,:.1 WO' street, itliddleiex,--liquor-Incrchant, at ti,yclv,', at Guild - . ' ha-11 ~ .Dec,. , 17. form Layton. .Lrelarul, of ..High-street„ Sher ditch. Mtd.iiesex, cheesenionger, at twelve, at G4llciliall. , Dee. 17. :010111 aS 'Stokes; o f T oo l e y„,,t2.2et; 'Soutllwar.,K. , 'Surrey, c4biftel-wker . and upholsterer, at tee), at Child hall,. London. - •• Dec. 6. joseph _Catty, .of Oxford -street, Middlesex, iron nionger,iat ten,...at 'Guildhall. Dec. 6. joseplatland and John Satterthwaite, of Fen.x oll - rt * Ln ,, ddn;insurance_hrok. J s, at ten, at Guildirall. i. jam, ii. Christopherliaw, Joseph. Grah a m, and ;" 1., Burn, of SOuthamptun, wine -merchants, at eleven, 3, Guildhall, London. • . Dec. 8. James Betts, 'of Ylistley, Essex, ship-builder, at cleyen, at the Thorn Inn, Misticy. . • ~., , CERTIFICATES. Nov. z 6. Frederick Francis Blundell, of Colernan.s l r 4 ' t° London,' insurance-broker: Charles James, .of 'Cateaton-street, London,'ribbox-ri 2bl " :adorer. . . CharleS May,-of London, warehouseman: WA' Thomas Williams, of Caerphilly, Glamorganshi rv ,'" manufacturer. • 1-, , r. Williain Hartland, the younger, of Bristol,' h ouse- cailien',l,c William Austin, of Dursle:., Gloucester s hi re, glass and eartoenwareman. . • . Henry geynell, of Bristol, linen-draper. PARTNERS///PS. DISIOI..P.ED. R. Winch and.). Mead, liatton.garden printers!-joine rs • C. Webb, I; C. Webb, and I. W ebb, Poresea, 1.1 " 11.1 . drapers. • . . • J. Love anil 1. Elliott. Whallington, Sussex, forners• • E. Gi!be, - t and H. lientsley, Chichester, watcb,roakers . I'. Skipper and T. Bull, Great Tosser-street,-street, . lers. . • • J. Deane, 1.. Coles, J. Waldron, and R. 'Forsey, -Chaff' a Soinersetshire, clothiers. 1. Rawson and I. Cookson, Bishop sga t e 'Without, hab , - 1- dashers. • . . S. and C. Clapham,. Cheshunt, lierts, farmers. M. Stark, 'l'. Yeomans, and F. Bush, Norwich, scarlet"t dyers. • R. Tomlinson and T. Best, Leek,. Staffordshire, silk.nla°7 latturers. C. Griinshaw and W. Hilton, Oldham, Lancashire, c 42t ' spinners. _ _ T. 'Cooper and G. Gilks, Manchester, coach-makers. R. Clark, jun. and T. Bau c k, Old Fi s h- s treet,,sug,a*:' finers. • IV; Roberts and'W—Jeiferys, Birmingham; factors. J., C 1 unnis, London, and- 13, Law, (;:'N ewso m. 2. ' s- Si . tedrcl, Botley, - Qrkshire; len- anufactureis• „., A 1 - IINT ihoM CA 'LITER, S, CHARING - c4cis s, : The - pnblic have heard a groa.t deal lateiy of to t ; gobbling system, but speeniafors need not t: :r t!'” in the preseot . Lottery, far from the Vitations the Scheme holds out, JoHr4 4 BULL ii bl 3 eager enough, witho9t any assistance, to g , the whole o: . tile Tide . ts long belore the, 'Dra , N ll4 COOI:IICDCC3. • , , • - . , _____...,- • . 7 „ ...a.r. • • ./11Z ril,F. --; of Oh Wednesday last[the Lady of Henry Miiichin, ES'i SOherton, of a Son.. „' • . _ On Thursday, the Lady of l o h n W a ddi ngton, EA of , Little Park. Hants, ()fa Son. a•cf" 'On Saturday last,. at his house i n Holles-street, C'' . flt t dish-square, tie Lady of Colo.;e1.. Cohlan, ot.a.stiii- 12° child. • • ...-• 11.1,47?/? I hi)." V 2" Wecblef. 7 3y last, at St. Ge-rge's, Haover-squaref . vial 1 rbwaa i sd..ut Sumerset.illouse, Shee. vo r , Oh Thul:.r.l: , y, at Hodic4,,ton, Northamptonshire, • .1 - ides '.dol,- Esq. of . Trevallyn-Hall, De r by s h ire, to A nne , e daughter of T. Golightly, Esq. Car' On Saturday ,last,..at M a ry.l e -b one Church,' Thorra' ter, Fsq..sor of the rate Itich3rh Carter, Esq. of (-; ter-place, Neix-road, in Miss Muckarnere, (laughter Liam Muck:allure, Tirtiber-rnerchant,. Southwark, arl" Lai of William Cooper, Esq. of the. rorthcfplace. • DIED, ' thS,' • 'On the Sth ult. a t B er li n ; age d S 2 years and eight " W" .: - 3, the Princtss Willielmina, relict of Henry, Pr,nc Pr is, eot • brother to Frederick the Great. . ~ yoric•• On Friday the 28th - ult. at nis house.near }lntl. in , c • j) .: shire, after. a sbort iilneSs, (Win Lingard, Esti: of l ' i rough. . . Mrs ,, On Saturday mornin:c, in Park-street, White, the wife of George Whi e, Esq. - On the illth of September last, at S.enna, in Italy. -Grin. Grinfield, Esti'. F.R.S. brother of the late General field, and formerly a Barrister of -Lincoln's-inn. - ____,.----"" Westminster, 1